Oak Hill and the Martha Berry Museum will be closed until next Wednesday to allow workers to clear debris from the December storm. The storms, which included a tornado, damaged or downed more than 100 trees causing damage to the museum roof, the Original Cabin and the gift shop.
Cleanup started this week as students and staff hauled off trees and limbs from the Dec. 22 storms that hit Rome.
Oak Hill and its adjacent outbuildings did not appear to sustain any damage
On Saturday and Sunday, January 21-22, Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest is hosting a trails assessment introduction and training course at Unicoi State Park Lodge, beginning at 9:00am each day. The Saturday morning kick-off will include presentations from Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest, the CoTrails volunteer group, and Applied Trails Research, with the goal of providing an introduction to a trails assessment process that will be occurring on the National Forest. The classroom portion of the Trails 101 course will follow and last until 4:00pm. Sunday will be the Trails 101 field session on Smith Creek Trail, ending at 3:00pm. The meeting and course are free and open to anyone interested. Please RSVP to John Campbell, USFS: jwcampbell@fs.fed.us.














